“do you need high speed hdmi cables to get 1080p resolution”

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• Yes, but most inexpensive hdmi cables will do the trick. Dont overspend!

  Answered by Greco123 10 years ago

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• There are only 2 speed certifications for HDMI, Category 1 and Category 2. Anything else is hype. Speed ratings are meaningless where HDMI cables are concerned. You can find some great information at http://www.audioholics.com/audio-video-cables/hdmi-cable-speed about the hype surrounding HDMI.

  Answered by frankg 10 years ago

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• No, all HDMI cables are high resolution. Just a sales pitch.

  Answered by Washin 10 years ago

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• I have regular cables and they work great.

  Answered by Moneyman875 10 years ago

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• yes

  Answered by Peteskie 10 years ago

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• Yes!! HDMI is the way to go..

  Answered by QBobby 10 years ago

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• Yes. To have 1080 hd quality you need a hdmi cable. As shorter as possible.

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  Answered by trentino 10 years ago

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• yes

  Answered by MamaKat2 10 years ago

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• It’s only certified 2.0 cable. They’ve upgraded to 2.1 hdmi cables now. And I wouldn’t use the tv as a smart tv I’d plug in a a streaming device and use it that way. I wouldn’t be accessing the android TV settings. By pass straight to the hdmi and device from TV setup Although. Even. Several 2.1 streaming devices out accessing apps and using the tvs storage etc just shortens they tvs life span I still have a 2921 58inch Hisense smart tv. That works great Dolby vision hdr 10. And gets horrible reviews because people actually use it to access the roku part. Anyway I got a couple Certified licensed 2.1 hdmi cables for 10 bucks, Kabel Direkt 2/1,

  Answered by Rodriguez 3 years ago

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• yes. It is necessary to have such connections because newer Blu Rays will not be connected any other way.

  Answered by jppintar326 10 years ago

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